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General Auction including over 200 Gold, Silver, Coins & Bullion

General Auction including over 200 Gold, Silver, Coins & Bullion

Lot 174: An Assortment of Woodworking Joinery Components and a Sanding Drum Set

This auction ended on 3 October 2026.

Start price: £10

Estimated price: £40 - £60

Buyer's Premium: 18%

Not sold

This lot comprises an assortment of woodworking accessories including a set of expansion sanding drums and a collection of joinery consumables. The sanding drum set includes four cylindrical drums of varying diameters, each featuring a rubber body mounted on a chrome-plated metal shaft with a hex-head set screw. Three drums are fitted with reddish-brown abrasive sleeves, while the fourth carries a dark grey sleeve. The set is housed in a light-coloured wooden storage box with finger-jointed corners and a metal latch, containing a small metal T-bar wrench. The joinery components consist of multiple compressed beech wood biscuits and fluted wooden dowels. The biscuits bear the stamped numbers 10 and 20. These items are organized within a series of clear plastic bins mounted to a wooden rail. The lot further includes plastic connector blocks, a green and white box printed with the text SOBA, a set of hex keys in a yellow plastic holder reading BONDHUS, a grey plastic electrical-style box, and a transparent jar containing black fasteners with a blue lid and an adhesive label for mayonnaise. No other maker’s marks, signatures, or labels are visible on the items.


Condition report:

The items show signs of workshop use throughout. The sanding drum set displays sawdust residue and light oxidation on the chrome-plated spindles (Photo 2). The wooden storage box is intact with some surface marks. The wooden biscuits and dowels appear dry and functional, though they are stored in open bins which have accumulated a layer of sawdust (Photo 5). The plastic bins exhibit surface scuffing and dust (Photo 1). The hex key holder and external packaging for the small parts show typical workshop wear and minor soiling (Photo 4).